Enhance Pickleball
Enhance Pickleball MPP Turbo
The Enhance Pickleball MPP Turbo is an elongated, foam-core paddle with a soft, springy response and a lively feel. It suits players who want extra reach, a larger sweet spot, and easy depth without giving up touch.
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Overview
The MPP Turbo uses a 16mm floating foam core with an MPP foam center and EVA foam around the perimeter. Reviewers describe MPP as softer than EPP, creating a springier, smoother feel. The carbon, fiberglass, carbon layup is designed to balance responsiveness with a connected feel. Internal perimeter weighting adds stability when contact misses the center.
Its elongated shape measures 16.5 inches long and 7.5 inches wide. That shape gives you useful reach and leverage, while the 7.8-to-8.0-ounce weight keeps it from feeling unusually heavy. The 4.1-inch grip is fairly compact. The face uses raw T700 carbon fiber grit, which the brand says increases dwell time and ball bite for spin.
Play style
This paddle fits an all-court player who wants easy power and a softer response. The MPP foam produces a trampoline-like energy return, so it should help with drives, deep serves, and resets without requiring a full swing every time. The 16mm core and foam perimeter also support a smoother feel at the kitchen.
The elongated profile helps with reach and two-handed backhands, especially from the baseline. Its narrower width gives you less lateral coverage than a widebody shape, so quick exchanges may demand more precise positioning. The textured T700 carbon face supports spin and shot shaping, while the foam construction favors a lively feel over a firm, muted response.
Best for
- Players wanting extra reach on returns and two-handed backhands
- Baseline players who want easier depth and drive power
- Players who prefer a softer, springier feel at contact
- Players looking for a first upgrade with a larger, forgiving response
- Spin-focused players who shape shots from a textured carbon face
Look elsewhere if
- Players who prefer a firm, crisp, muted paddle response
- Players who want the wider sweet-spot coverage of a widebody shape
- Players who dislike a lively or trampoline-like rebound
- Players who need a larger grip than about 4.1 inches
Strengths
- Soft, springy response from the MPP and EVA floating foam core
- Stable off-center contact from the internal perimeter weighting
- Extra reach and leverage from the 16.5-inch elongated profile
- Spin potential from the raw T700 carbon fiber grit
- Smooth, controlled energy return reported by the brand and reviewers
Things to consider
- The elongated 7.5-inch width gives you less side-to-side coverage than a widebody
- The lively foam response may feel too springy if you prefer maximum touch and a muted rebound
- The 4.1-inch grip may feel small if you prefer a thicker handle
- The seller lists a 4.12-inch grip, so check the exact listing before buying
- The 7.8-to-8.0-ounce weight and 116-to-120 swing weight may feel demanding during fast hands exchanges
Specs
| Brand | Enhance Pickleball |
|---|---|
| Core thickness | 16 mm |
| Core material | MPP foam center with an EVA foam perimeter ring |
| Face | Carbon fiber |
| Face material | T700 carbon fiber, fiberglass, and carbon fiber layup |
| Shape | Elongated |
| Grip circumference | 4.12 in |
| Handle | Standard 5.7-inch handle with a roughly 4.1-inch grip |
| USA Pickleball approved | Yes |
Not listed by the seller: weight, length, width, handle length.
Specs come from the seller's product listing and may be incomplete or change between batches. Double-check before you buy.